Sentence examples for progress back into from inspiring English sources

In any longer view, the endemic instability of human institutions is clear, but it is denied by all of those who project an illusion of progress back into history and forwards into the future.

What's holding this progress back?

This swooping panorama of progress, pulled back into a beautiful wide shot, looks as if it represents an unstoppable march towards freedom and equality.

He blossomed there, and his progress took him back into Harlem, where he had attended school, to organise student performances in schools and churches, and to teach dance for the Boys Athletic Leaguee.

During the Stalin years, he was found guilty of incorrect thought, of trying to reverse the course of scientific progress, turn chemistry back into alchemy and astronomy back into astrology.

The "game" then progresses back and forth as two people mix, change and blend the different tracks into an overall composition.

This will ensure NASA can continue progressing towards getting back into space on American rockets and exploring further than ever before".

"The bigger thing for New Yorkers to know is that this is an agency that has made a lot of progress — to infuse integrity back into the agency, to open the doors".

The modern philosophy of progress cannot be read back into the history of technology; for most of its long existence technology has been virtually stagnant, mysterious, and even irrational.

Most memorably, he talks about how pointless the war in Iraq often seems to men on the ground — a perverse Groundhog Day loop (so unlike his grandfather's war) in which there is no destination, no progress: "We'd go back into a city that had fought this battle yearly; a slow, bloody parade in fall to mark the change of season.

This way of holding biobanking initiatives to account by circumscribing research objectives and monitoring of progress brings clinical biobanking back into the fold of research ethics (Boeckhout et al. 2010).